really good guide

i like the screens with the different build =D

Anyone really good with computer stuff?? I'm iso a good gaming laptop for under $1000 if that's possible

Nn desktops btw not that hardcore of a gamer but want to be able to play oblivion and maybe newer games on max graphics w/o an issue. Lmk.

I'm very good at finding laptop computer deals. 1st things to get out of the way. What screen size are you looking for? Are you going to be carrying this laptop around? Are brands you particularly like/dislike? What kind of warranty are you looking for (Asking because some companies like Asus offer standard 2 year warranty).

Excuse me guys but this is not the correct forum for this conversation...
please continue this discussioon here http://forums.d2jsp.org/forum.php?f=188

Don't really care about brands tbh. I do like toshibas but don't really care one way or the other. Prob like 16-17" since I would be carrying it around sometimes.



Bleh way to link me to wrong section



This post was edited by dark-soul on Oct 3 2010 09:38pm

This is actually kinda hard lol. IDK how important reliability is to you, because powerful gaming laptops don't usually go hand in hand with being moved around on a daily basis. "Newer games on max settings" Depends on the newer game, if we're talking the new final fantasy MMO, that's just not happening without spending $2000 on a laptop. And such a heavy laptop will most likely fail within 2 years of being moved around.

If its for school and you're gonna be moving the laptop around everyday (like I do), I HIGHLY recommend a business grade laptop. This includes HP Elitebooks, Dell Latitudes, and Lenovo Thinkpads. These babies are made of high quality materials,built like tanks, have matte instead of glossy screens, higher screen resolution, and have a failure rate of under 1%. These laptops can only be custom ordered online, not available in stores.


EDIT: I saw that suggestions you got in the other forum. DO NOT BUY A REFURBISHED LAPTOP. The toshiba however is a good choice for your needs.

This post was edited by Neutralman on Oct 3 2010 10:13pm

Ah yeah I don't like used electronics tbh lol. And that does make sense it is mostly for school and tbh I'm not a huge gamer outside of a few games I play. So the toshiba should last then?

This post was edited by dark-soul on Oct 3 2010 10:22pm

That laptop you linked has a few problems. The 5400 rpm Hard Drive will mean slower load times for you. AMD processors also hog more power so your computer will heat more and use more battery life. Wouldn't recommend it.

Yeah got talked out of it already hows the toshiba in the other thread?

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834114907

hey I sent u to the right forum not my fault you didnt use the right sub forum... and dont be throwing rocks at me... that shit hurts